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Hi, We have the following query: SELECT w.WELLS_PK, w.WELL_ID, w.PLATE_FK, w.SAMPLE_FK, w.REACTION_FK, wam.WELLS_AMPLICON_MAP_PK, a.AMPLICON_PK FROM CL_WELLS w, CL_WELLS_AMPLICON_MAP wam, CL_AMPLICON a WHERE w.WELLS_PK=wam.WELLS_FK(+) AND wam.AMPLICON_FK=a.AMPLICON_PK(+) AND w.PLATE_FK=300052 ORDER BY w.WELLS_PK This thing takes (IMHO) waaaaaay to long. I know next to nothing about oracle, although Im pretty familiar with mysql. How can I optimize this query? Does sql+ have some sort of 'explain' function? Any help is appreciated! Bryan |
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